Carl Radke is embracing the summer spirit, despite the absence of one of “Summer House”’s standout stars, Paige DeSorbo, who has stepped back from the Bravo series after seven seasons. In a recent interview with E! News, Radke discussed the impact of DeSorbo’s departure on the show and hinted at the possibility of her making an unexpected return.
Radke expressed his sadness over losing DeSorbo, noting her unique sense of style and humor. “Her hotness and her fashion is definitely a tough one to lose,” he stated, emphasizing how much he will miss her witty banter and the fun times they shared during summer filming. DeSorbo announced her exit from the series in June through an Instagram post, reflecting on her growth and the unforgettable experiences she had while on the show.
Despite DeSorbo’s absence, Radke mentioned that there’s still hope for her to make a guest appearance. He revealed that he, along with fellow cast members Amanda Batula and Ciara Miller, has reached out to her in hopes of a visit, although her current commitments in Italy have made scheduling tough.
As the show moves forward into its tenth season, Radke assures fans that the cast will continue to bring their vibrant energy. He noted how Amanda and Ciara are stepping into new dynamics now that DeSorbo is no longer around, which allows for new relationships to develop among the housemates. Season 10 will also welcome new male cast members, adding a fresh element to the dynamics in the Hamptons.
Radke is not only focused on filming but is actively training for the New York City Marathon, a pursuit that has greatly contributed to his mental wellbeing during his journey of sobriety. He mentioned forming a bond with one of the new housemates through their shared marathon training, highlighting a sense of camaraderie that continues to flourish in the changing environment of the house.
This season seems to promise new adventures and connections, indicating that while changes in the cast can be challenging, they also open up exciting opportunities for growth and new experiences.